Jordan Neely, 30, died on May 1 when a Marine held him in a chokehold for several minutes after he allegedly started ranting aggressively on the F train.

Jordan Neely, a beloved subway performer, grew up in a family of musicians who want him to be remembered as a "human being," a family lawyer said.

The family of Jordan Neely, the man who was held in a chokehold and died on the subway in New York last week, issued a statement criticizing the “indifference” of the man who restrained Neely ...

Jordan Neely, 30, died after an unnamed subway rider put him in a choke hold for reportedly yelling and throwing trash. The 24-year-old ex-Marine was released and not arrested.

Jordan Neely Subway Chokehold Death: Protests, Calls for Charges Grow As NYPD Asks for Help A 24-year-old was taken into custody for questioning and later released, the NYPD said, but the question ...

Jordan Neely had struggled with not being able to help his mother before she was killed in 2007 and was still grieving her death, an attorney for his family said Saturday on MSNBC while also ...

‘Jordan Neely’s life mattered,’ mayor says Neely, who became known for his Michael Jackson impersonations, had experienced mental health issues since 2007, when he was 14 and his mother was ...

Two weeks after Jordan Neely died on the subway, the debate rages on about mental health care in New York City and whether Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran who put Neely in a chokehold, should be ...

Jordan Neely's killer will walk free On May 1, 2023, Neely stuck his hand through the door of a subway train at the Broadway-Lafayette station in lower Manhattan.

CHRISTOPHER NEELY: Correct. AMY GOODMAN: Well, we’re going to follow this case. Christopher Neely, uncle of Jordan Neely, thank you so much for joining us. Again, our condolences to your family.

Jordan Neely is pictured before going to see the Michael Jackson movie, 'This is It' outside the Regal Cinemas on 8th Ave. and 42nd St. in Times Square, New York, in 2009.